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'd ' I •• • t« . • }~. F- r • f, ;61- . , ,1~s'; ;, ad, , , t:~ , .: . ;'i~.o tsl3, , Fi:.t" ';C , 3' ',xi!, • Vicit , r. ,4 1 :.y--~ ttes;: , .Uf .t 0 ) ; ' \ \ ''' f~`r,~ nviwrxit 5449.1 ~,,i"~ I I .. i,. i i I -S. c, b. ,r' 5 5" . 4" 47 ) 5 25, a 4, 47' ..~~ - . -, -7, , v.TiII;ATRE ttoyAL, COVENT-GARI%EN, . .0-Alon.Row- EVENING, - March I, 18"0, ili 6 e Performed, t h e revived Comedy-of . 0 , . " THE JEALOUS WIFE. Lord 'I rinket; Mr. FARLEY Sir Marry beagle, Mr. FA WC ETT ; Mr. Oakly, Mr YOUNG ; Major Oakly; Mr. COOK.E ; . . Charles Oakly, Mr. C. K.E MIME ; ' . ! Russett, Mr. iva)NI.)E.N ; - _ . Lady Freelove. Mrs. W EST4N; Mrs ' °3l c l Y, Mis. IC. KEMBLE ; Aft er Harriet, Mrss BRISroW. - which will be performed (for the ninth time) a new - F arce„in.Tw a 'Ads, called , . A 33,11 - ) GET OF BLUNDERS. The raters by .. . Mr. MUNDENha •MrE.'BRUNTON, Mr. LISTON, Mr. FARLEY, . Mr. MENAGE, Mr. KING', -. •- Illr . HEATH,- Mr. GAY WOOD, , • . ' Mits 110LTON, /Ors. GIBBS, tiox.. s , 0 • Mrs WHITMORE. as, (..`ii,s. 9econd price 3s. 6d.—?it 3s. 6d. Second Price TI '`''erY is.---7Upper.Gallery begin le a t r•I L i „. 11 I b opened at Hall past Five, and the Play , iStal()tunr,d4,Fyr,iitYvir,PrTa_slties,,ixß:eyenge ,• with Honest` Thieves. Bud,',:)."! tar, oilers.o „ y avian in his, Humour; . % I TCeii.n, td_onday, King Lear ; with Harlequin Pe& . aunted Well. . , 1-I,lJerti,„ .LYCFum -rttEATit Gr ame. - 4 - ~t,,Pecial Lieenseot the LO RD CH A KBE It LAI N., -r - the pre:tent •Season to the joint application-of - .all Parties ' - )ally inferested, • ' 1-.1 ET D . .. . princii . 'P r I , 141,„1-AAjesties' Servants, forming the co . *- ' 'it' 1 / /I",',' or the Late DRURY LANE THEATRE, kr:r; , , —wiORt(OWF..VENING, March 1, t 8 to, per. litst time art his Theatre) the A T RIP - TO SCARBOROUGH. ~. LordEopi • -• . ft* Tnolbeilpy 1.: lumseY Mr. , , Mr. PEN ON;S eplonef TOwhiy,`"Ai r. id QL 1, AN D ; , Loveless, M r . ,W REN CH ; - • ` I.oLitigFashion, Mr. DE CAMP; •' ' L orv, ' Mr.. RUSSELL ; Arnaiitia, Mrs. ORG ER ; , , • eiintha, Miss DUNCAN ; ' kft er ...., - -Nriss Hoyoen, Mrs. EDWIN.. • iell (third,time) a new Musical Farce,. in Two ' ~. Acts, called , , ' ' HIT OR 'MISS ! 1 he Characters by 11X4-PENrENT. MI. DE CAMP. ~''43.-. - MATHEWS, 'Mr. KNIGHT', 4'.lr. I I4 IN I STONE, Mr. FISHER, A4l '• MILLER, Mr. -EVANS. - 1101,, Mrs. sPARKS, Miss KELI., Mrs BLAND. ' . -- . ll -."' 6 s S•_, , • p-, ~, 6d, cowl Price 25.- 4e ery 2 , • S e c ond P rice 3s. --. I • a-• —. Se ' ' s t l o. )_ rice`is•.. -Upper . Gallery ,A, Second . . . p (%) : lll : k i :lt e 6e , (is : 4 l :l t (t ii S e e P c i L a °l c l e d . . I .tt Ituxenolirand ebnet i t ra a i k ic e e n i Of ill . r. Spring,‘ in the. 110),.. ot whom may also be inki Ic lin n 4 e r 1)('"I's to4'l2l,llYo', e ° , l .1' t ':calf ast . Five, and the Per. ih e ' L e to begi n ,et 1-1)-Ifepasta 5. . ,( P . '- -1 : tt i n4 olit he ,.. vv , l'atce 4 i' 4 Hit •urtherh's'4upi4usOe; aa :111 be, epeated every Evening till i " I, l ' l',),°tt'vte., 1 t - e M. t ,' • - , The School for seandal.—On Saturday; Which t leri 4 l? ...._,_ -'''' io ns v new Serioitomic Opera, in Three ip Aeis has , 4:paration, and will speedily be produced. UltBu- -------,------ Court of i Ch, : I NT to a Decree of the High cella; !;''',Y, bearing date the -- 7th day of Jul), i1c...0 , 9., map 4 '‘, t i .E t he• Il r e ‘ j a a t u i, s es - wherein his Majesty's A ttorney-C , eoel I, fist CL LR relation . 'n 01 the_ Reverend JOHN ,,, R E U KK DA , I L ii - L . ~1 . .1 it 4 , 11 The weverencl 1 (5/IN WHITE said 4 w e h r i e , i t-e . (2 ' 1 4 eT k i ti l l . I , lid . .I9hn Ruclall Clerk and the i .jolin Twelve Governors of the ‘viseirneints -11 :d al (T i od tts s ; () the Church of Crediton, other. t,l,'iest‘,Y,ll43l', 4 0 ' d (the ° ' 'a f the Deferidants; and bet ,yeen His City'"uLl '•ii -4,t lite; c r e st ier r t e. at the relation of WILLIAM ti Lit, : ' , 1•"11 - 11 ' . a t t .' the Mayor aticltizens ot of tle eh,. „-•:,.°chester an ° d 'ln t a l n ds, Defendants; the Creditors of '''eredii.''Y Estate' vested l in the Twelve Governors at . the tther,v.4lll,,,ents and the Goods of the Church_ of (.reduon, beb t:l l ) le t,: \ Mon, ale forthwith to Coyne in and. prove their !'t • the s e ,i4, e' lk 0 b E RT STE E 1.. E, 1255, c,,,..7, '''utr, at his ChamberS, in Southampton-built Esq.-one of the Masters -7.....lXe4,(ie.iert_Y•lane I ondOn, or in default thereof they wi -1.-5...2_2_11e beheff t o t: the said Decree. Illeipit;e ANCECINN, IIONCASTER,. i pß6sesiablished Inn and Posting Hous . e ß inth .l e i T el o li w si l, ta n ' t sil.) 1 1 '. (Many years valet to laving tiken the above tin. ?Ite. re 4 ' btrt D ' l of his J.:ease) most it ile •ttull • aY, had declined atenewa_ . that he has r the late Te 1, w enter Y informs the.Nobilisy and Gentry , \,,,tiLii, p a e t d to the 4ar ne , and every I•l l ' , ltliip te r d 9 "ige. The l'rernises are commodious , ten and presumes to solicit a share of t, an& his tv e tlds ~,. , tor Business of the .greatest etc;tr- bez) rely that no expence will be spared x in fitting up • lttitn'o'4,n.9-ient in the completest Manner, and trusts !ifs ' 11. 4(1 k , oils will be- found equal to any Inn in the . I t , in. t lkl r m at feels • - ' with pOIPOS t ,.e to th e o, i.mpresseti the warfnest ny sen p se rn o rn f is g e r s at n ii rt wi., Dbility and Gentry lot the tt) tdg es hit in which he has already been na honoured, and , tb ert ,, nselt that no exertion on his part shall be wanting , ' lch t rt .' . thei r - savours; and he is sorry tet it • '4.honouble rneans have been praelised by his, Oppo to add, that (as the ttleisiti;),o';'.ik_lre liirn inthis . undertaking) lie isindecrotid4eersneto ,,_ll),„`,lfiver.Zuoer'u"ini to o h the e F - O rie l! I d ) A W N ' I CI > : i L ve :l P N °l l4'. iti ...&ste ANI) BIRTH-DAY HEAIS-DRESS, or, x, kOSS's HEADS OF 1-1Allt.•• IL distill -- i 9, 13 ishopsgate street Witlikt,_ the h . • t. a kt giliShed atlmiration beqewed bi I - • .e'clucis,is:,onable zo r fld at _Court on the new, invention . n whi •ilis: °Y-koss g• the late übilee; and the reputation Prttei.,C VrTiliik I. :ttndect a 11 / t,="tiy di stinguish ‘ Lim above all competition. . his } eli tY year . - --'' to the his ornamental - . prodnaions, , tiol i 1 01e, sion h studious application P . ilete perfcc , ti le ,he has at length brought tocorn, . .. r ;:tu,b‘iitcyll,proobs4ieoxntr.itorairtagy Heao wess ever principles 'of .‘0 4 ,.„ „ .. ... ,an wM. . -, - d I -11 has obtained., th e ll 11. 4 ,' :` (- .1(-L otHair." t tises t ) tl the .appellation Icolours of the )) , , 4 1 , ertiei ,le most perfea semblance of nature ; ca , , i are ,. e 4 ut the skin and complclituna . the priori„ t`'st as tonishingly tated, and appear as I.l vet weoltand base upon, which the hair is fixed. .;• in o4t I? Particle is so adniirably construded as to admit the , trzert, .'",ntlie examination Without the Is fa , 1 Atance•o t mti,:„:, "'"' the wholes y - tent is`so exqeisitelY wove as ,to possibility.6l , a dis f nature. il,ip4',',:i.)seeful comfort a":(1 elegance of taste with the,moSt . , sulir. STE'ERS's OPODELDOc. t • • perior ti, all other k .1 0 ,, • extern 1 APPc •‘-itc, • ' tri the Cure of Bruises, Sprains, Itheumatisms, k 2 ir• 4' also in Cr • • I in promoting t ,, .4 1 1 460 _ ,11 amps, or Numbness .' : th e. b, u 1 the Limbs when in a p a a n ra ( lytic state: it 4 _, . cbt remedy for Chilblh . if dissolved in a spbo . , teq4ltplied w - ins ' . •' ' well mots.. kit • w • , . arrn, and with a pledget ot lint _ . .., e Ql.„ (1 , . itii it; or tied on the part atti.leted. it is likewise to v.,,ln!riaile service in the accidents and local complaints sZ i P b Horses are subjedl. kl it, ll4 ttti (i ... "l .. Y . PY, F. 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Scarlet' and Typhus .Fever, also the Yellolw Or Pi Arid FeVers ; they have never been known to I'4l, when administered agreeable to di. redion ;- in the_ Measles, Small pox,- Teething, and most Disorders incident lo Children they are aniiifallible remedy ; - the decays and discomforts "cif advanced life ,are under theif. immediate influence, they, immediately -stop the progress of a fresh COld, and are particularly adapted as a gen ial kesuyra tive.., The Farrirly Bottle, zxs. solirat the Doao,:'s House, No. 29 Lower 13[4)0k-street, Grosvenor.lquare, where orders for ex pcirtation are duly exec.ut,ed Smaller Bottles,-its. and zs. 9d. Wholesale and retail, at Bacon's,- fp, Oxford-street, and by nnist re - speaable Venders hi Town and country. .Alsol..4r.NOßß.lS'seelehrated NT i.ili LIOUS PILLS, with ample Diredions, as. 9.1.. the Box. 'Observe that the words "Thotnas Norris Moore" are engraved on the GoY.ern- TMITt Stamp ; ti i others ate or can be genuine. , . 4 , ...,.„...,.......-;e;" C 1 ,k4ri7... J 'e..4. ':-.;', ' ' . 1 ( '' ~ 'l ra ' A ..,.. ~. i , , EptucE SIXPENCE UALlTtrairlii 71cl - 1/ALL kIG. 0 Pk t Feb. 26, iFic. . . THE CO MMISSIOJVERS for. VIC Is 11,,1LL LI A /IYEST )" Nig hereiip gizx Ntnice; on ... - Friday,' the , tit 7itne, they ,v ill hf.readr . f?:: !,•• in welting. (waled op J , and treat for ihe S . /Y . 1141 4 g 11 S E P VI SII)NS . /o Lis .61ajtsj.'s ships a,rt vessfir nf tlifax; ; Quther, ; Nr/13/R, in Phi 173! ; a d .the :Island of Bit rzada, ;ally iri one C.,rt - traZ?) jo, Twelve Sido Id iert:tin;irQm !lie 7.2 1 ,e e! ber six 117,nthr nvaining bkgiven ..9 - ireither side Jr& tex" in z. lion thereof. • • To be laid Jar bj 1117 s, Nytio,'e with Interest, rzAlety , after date, TO: The Conditions of the Contral may be seen at tbeVcret,try's - , qffice. , . . . • 1 • Aro regard will he bad t, any Tender •Iti whirl; the , Pr'ir . er f 0 al not be iftseited in words at length, or that' shall not be' deliv , ,ed to. the" Board before One o'Clock on the said Fri:l9., the Ist of June next, Aror unless the Person who makes the Tender, o; some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, 71;heir cqlled for;—Nor' will any i Terider that contains extravagant prices upon r,me a>- "ticks, and prices much -.irrierior to the real 4,atme ujon others, he considered as .priper to be admitted. -' ' 1 , . • • OFFICE. OF ORDNANCE, .. • - _• Feb. t 5, ISio.. ,• - • 'THE 'I -1 7. INCIPAL OFFICERS or His - MAI.., . .-.74STY'4 ORDNANCE dohetAli give Notice, that Propoials will bi received at their Office,. in Pall-Ara/4- on or • . befori PYida);; dai zd Thy . of Match, from such 1 5 ;1.411111t il -,;, May • be willing ts underyake ihe Supply of TACKLE H O,Q KS, and various othir.artichi ol IKON; for service of this Depariment,, . ... = fora period of Thret Years : [ Proposals for any Article contained in the List,-rvill l e received, 4ndl'attirkr.,:of the Articles may be vit,zuedwpotz application to • the, Pr Incipai' ..Ytattkeeper's OAce, - in ' the Tower; _where jar: thee Particulars, together with the Term's.: and Conditions- of the C;ttt+ . 4 . lct; suay• be known, and also at the Secretor l's Office.' in Pall.. Mall aforesaid, any dty - betweeN the hours of Tor and. Fonr o'Cliock, where also the Proposals must be delivered, ~ sealed id and ind,ried, " Proposals . fo? Tackle Hooks ; kc.", but no , P;oposal canbe;idmitted after thi• id day -of March,- at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same-day; . neither will any' Ten.. i der be noticed, unless the' Party makiag it, or an Agent in his .1 behalfishallattend, By Order of the Bard, R. H. CREW, Sec: GRAVEL AND STONE. TT IC KMA N'S PILLS for the GRAVEL and :,/ S'CO,N E, .area certain cure for that most painful and I - distressing complaint the Stone and Gravel, in all its vzrious forMs, as lumbago, and excruciating • pain in the bowels.--!. i• This disease is knoWn . to PFoceed from a faulty secretion i tneb,idneyk, connected with the weaknesses of their vessels. , I The use of llickman's Pills, by biacihg these organs, rest-:re' the' secret. on of the urine to state, aim prevents.the , farther prodittlion of that,:natter whien-tor-71s stone and gra. vel. 'it is tram successir. - priiate practice, and at the strong recomtnendi t tion of numbed:who , have been cured by them that they are brought betore the Public, and ex per•teuce will equvilice every one of their unparalleled efficacy against this, fatal 'disorder._ Sold wholesale and retall at Mr. Butler's 4 .' Cheapside,, corner of Paternoster-row; Tutt,)Loyal Exchange; 259, Borough; Allen,. 76, 0-xford-street ;,anit most country Booksellers and Medicine Venders, in Boies, at 25. 9d. each. • • Of whom may be had, guOer's ArOmatie Peetoral Lozenges, for improving the voice,and tUr coughs, colds, asinmas,&c. in Boxes, at is. lid. each. To THOMAS TATUM, Esq,; ; • . No. 9, New Budge-Street, London. Honoured Sir, ._ Edinburgh, Match .03,41364. I BEG. leave to inform you, that ever since t h e year 1790, 1 have been atilided with the Lues Nene rea; which, from its obstinately •resis.ting• everysourse of Mekfrcirie prescribed by the moseeminint of the FaCultY Here, and undergoing several severe courses of salivation, _ and twice discharged from the Hospital, with, little relief, would a ppear to be of the most' inveterate ,nature la . rge h u - i l t c h t e r sprint; - of Vist yearmy disorder had- got t o suc h a he ad, as onn theearly p u tt c o ro‘v n a ofp e rmioyd head,to my o e n x e i exis t ence—ill arm, lia and my legs' were broke cut in 'a frightful manner; my right was dread- . • fully painful, and' hail been in a start. of ulceration torlhe last seven years ; any left had also two large nodes on it, was very much distoloured, and - gave inc such excrutizt ilig_p ain, particularly when warm in ,bed, as nearly'-to de pnve me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was reeom. mended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who.. teceived, so great a cure by them here), to take your.Leake's Patent Pills, Which l began to il., on the 26th•of - May ; in the course of a.fortifrer,lit, l began to receive benefit—in tabh - e than a ifilinth, the ulcers on my . hezd -7aild 'arms were sothally healed—soon attef, .the sores on my legs, healed also ; leaving, however, consruerable diScoloitrition in the skin, and pam in the bone of the left * t which the•Bles- ' sang oa God, and a •little longer perseverthice, inyour lava (arable Medicine, • subsided;. the nodeS, diSpersip K ,` the skin regaining its ikit Ural - hue, and the noelurnal pains g.r.a.klually gOing Olt. I thus became; by your liberal . , advice and Me dicine,' perfezily tree Irvin 'all my ibriner- - . c.omplaints— hke'recovered. my fUrmer spirit'S and', strength, and ain be. conic jolly and . fat, in - which state davingeontinued many months to - the-astonishment; of all who knew me,' I am at a loss in what terms to: express rary gratitude, but beg you, • for the .good of other suiltriicg moftals, to Make this any case as public. as` possible, as I snail op, every 'occasion ; - in so doing, - -you • will greatly 4-blige, Sir, your .gratTful, obedient, very. humble servant, I.E X.. ,ktURK I E , I2.. SWan's Closes, High-street, _Edinbu“,ii. Witnesses to the ariove C n re : - r ionu TtioFpsoN No, '3, New Pouitry :VI.-.1 - 1•:_et; and %, lonu i‘ , l 4 l.l.yro'sn, t)1(1- Assetnifcliy-Close, Plinbutl.;/4-• • Prepared and Sold by the sole. P cop T-tto masT 1.0 , Mr•mber of 'the 146 y ,s !v. geoid, at his.flouse No. 9, _New liridge- - t3reet, Izendon.: where, after a. - constant. residence of more than -thirty- siX yeas, in-,a practice particularly ,directed,•to the cure of Venereal Complaiuts and those incidental to the l'afts.cf Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of tits profession should 'always observe in such cases ; , he flAtters the, advice and assistance he graluitously 'administers to persons taking -this - Medicine, wilt ,be est&rned, by a 114;cerning' Public, ,as an adwitagesti clan attainable and void of all ambiguity. • • Also sold, .by his atipointireht,. for the - couvenrence of those-living at a distance, at the Pertoiner's, No. 45, St. Alban's-street, . Pall-Mall ; . the Toy shop, No. to 3, 01- Ord-street ;soltir. •Disborcurgli's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Steel's, 140okselter, No. r, Union-row, Little Tower.. hill ; Mn. Baxter's ' South-bridge,' Ediributgb; 44., Mae. donald, Glasgow ;- Mr: qui I,Pame,street, Lublin; and by one person clivery considerable town in ('rent Britainand Ireland, in lioxespf only 24.-9 d - each, sealed ;up _with rut; and plain directions, whereby_yersons.. of etlier 'sex may cure ttictrtselve i s with ,ease, speed, •secrecy, and safety:, • N. B. Every Box sold iu Great Britain is sealed up i'ith a Stmnp, on. which, by taVour ot- the Corriluissione: - s is .at the Slairip Office- 4 ' T. Taybt, ltridge'itteet."—to imitate Which Is Felony, and. all otheii ate Counterfeits:,. - • •